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Meanings of horticulturalist in English
Person who works and conducts research in the science and art of growing flowers, fruits, vegetables or ornamental plants.
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Examples for "horticulturist"
Examples for "horticulturist"
1
The horticulturist does not have to go to the theatre for thrills.
2
The President: We have another noted horticulturist with us today from Illinois.
3
Scientific as well as readable for the amateur horticulturist with many illustrations.
4
What does it take to make a career as a professional horticulturist?
5
He is a crow trainer and horticulturist, but only an amateur gourmet.
1
Fresh orders to the nurseryman, and fresh plantings in still deeper holes.
2
I order them from the nurseryman rather than have the fag of it.
3
Schwitter, the nurseryman, had proved to have a wife in an insane asylum.
4
I once failed in business as a nurseryman-butI don't blame the flowers.
5
He worked, briefly, as a nurseryman, spending his early wages on a guitar.
Usage of horticulturalist in English
1
Not so says horticulturalist Andy Sutherland from Eden Gardens at North Ryde.
2
Those sentenced include the head of French Polynesia's horticultural association and a horticulturalist.
3
Downing, a noted horticulturalist and writer on rural architecture.
4
Dr Kate Evans, a British horticulturalist who had been leading breeding programmes for East Malling Research in Kent, took over.
5
Dyke Nook Gardens in Accrington was once part of a formal garden designed by Gertrude Jekyll, the 19th Century horticulturalist.
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She delivered an introduction of such bloodless character that Arthur briefly wondered whether he'd accidentally stumbled into a meeting of some obscure horticulturalist society.
7
The Minister for the Marine and Natural Resources, Michael Woods, himself a qualified horticulturalist, who will launch Tree Week, will presumably plant a tree also.
8
Michael Hamburger: The poet, translator, critic and amateur horticulturalist, Michael Hamburger, who has died aged 83, was a serious voice in an increasingly superficial age.
9
The horticulturalists, when they develop a new rose variety, they name it.
10
The project has full resource consents and funding from horticulturalists, government and council.
11
The survey found dairy farmers and horticulturalists more upbeat about the fortunes of the agricultural economy.
12
There will be potato storytelling, potato craft for kids, and talks by horticulturalists and organic gardeners.
13
Net confidence among horticulturalists was up to -3 percent from -20 percent.
14
They turned to the handful of professional horticulturalists who had begun to cultivate the fashionable new flowers.
15
That negated higher confidence levels reported among dairy farmers and horticulturalists, who were bouyed by improving demand for products.
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They were expert horticulturalists and-justas importantly-theyhad a keen eye for what was valuable and what would sell.
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